Five years after retiring from singing the Star Spangled Banner before every St. Louis Blues home game, Charles Glenn welcomed his full-time successor to the gig.
During 2023, healthcare systems, hospitals and practices made progress rebounding from the pandemic’s many disruptions. While momentum remains positive, significant headwinds persist.
Overall observations
Provider finances are healthier, but there is considerable variability among organizations and the gulf between stronger and weaker performers may be widening.
Many trends and forces intersect and often conflict, rendering decision-making more complex, with high stakes.
Affordability, patient…
If it can be accessed via the internet, it will be. That’s a fact too many entities learn far too late. Amazingly, this wholly expected outcome often comes as a surprise to entities with lots power, money, or expertise — the sort of people you’d think would have considered all possible outcomes before giving a […]
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The Blues said a “working agreement” has been inked with Calgary, Canada-based A Parent Media Co. to stream five of the club’s seven preseason contests on Victory+.
Marcellus Williams' lawyer focused on what he said was a prosecutor's admission that he illegally struck at least one juror because of his race in the original trial.
Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Dave Mason, best known for his work with Traffic, has announced he’s dealing with some serious health issues that have forced him to cancel his fall Traffic…
ST. LOUIS -- A local group is working to close the racial gap in home ownership, one family at a time. In a short period of time, St. Louis-based The Fam has helped more than 200 first-time homeowners reach their goals. Fox 2’s Jasmine Huda spoke with Brent Roam and Michael Holmes about what they’re [...]
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - A Hazelwood man was left dead after striking a rock bluff overnight Sunday morning. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP), the single vehicle accident occurred a little after 3:30 a.m. on eastbound Interstate 255, east of Interstate 55, involving a Maserati Quattroporte. The driver, Jihad Sumreen, 22, was [...]
From herringbone wood-look vinyl floors to a pink-painted ceiling, two local designers offer creative solutions to accommodate a full kitchen, bar, and dining for 35 customers.
The St. Louis Business Journal received seven first-place awards in the Missouri Press Foundation's 2024 Better Newspaper Contest, including a top prize for "general excellence."
In their song "Jesus of Suburbia," Green Day describes the parking lot of a 7-Eleven as "the center of the Earth." Now the band has received an official plaque in…
ALTON - On the most recent episode of “You’re Beautiful” with Brian Trust, guest Stacy Roach talked about trusting God through difficult times. Roach understands the instinct to question God when you’re struggling. But she encourages people to trust in His decisions. It can be difficult to understand the reasons behind a challenging situation, but she believes that God always has a reason. “Sometimes you question God, but there’s not really a reason to question Him. Sometimes you just got to keep thinking and praying and keep focusing on it,” she said. “Don’t ever question Him. Sometimes it’s not what you think it is with Him. Just keep praying, keep focusing, and just keep giving all praise to Him and talking to Him about what’s going on. He’ll make it all work out when it’s supposed to work out.” Roach shared that she lost her grandmother a year ago, and it was a challenge for her family.